Socio-economic Exclusion of Different Religious Communities in Meghalaya
Published By: NEHU on eSS | Published Date: May, 10 , 2011Meghalaya is one of the prosperous states in the North Eastern region of India.
Before Meghalaya was separated from Assam in the early 1970’s, its leading city, Shillong, was
the capital of the erstwhile Assam. The multi-ethnic, multi-religion and multi-lingual forces
operating in Meghalaya cut across each other and shape the overall social, political and economic
landscape of the state. This paper intends to examine as to how the emerging socio-economic
landscape has been inclusive with regard to different religious communities inhabiting
Meghalaya. URL: [http://www.freewebs.com/nehu_economics-a/index-meghalaya.pdf]
Author(s): S.K. Mishra | Posted on: May 10, 2011 | Views(778) | Download (121)